Read the passage and answer the question: The word patriotism comes from a Greek word meaning fatherland. For most of history love of fatherland or homeland signified an attachment to the physical features of the land. But that notion changed after the eighteenth century, when the ideas of democracy, socialism and communism strongly emerged in political thought. Patriotism was still a love of one's country that included connections to the land and people but then also included its customs and traditions, pride in its history and devotion to its welfare. Today most people agree that patriotism also involves service to their country, but many disagree on how to best perform such service. Some believe that the national government speaks for a country therefore, all its citizens should actively support government policies and actions. Others argue that a true patriot speaks out when convinced that their country is following an unwise or unjust action. — The passage mainly deals with